EWI, a leading engineering and technology organization dedicated to developing, testing, and implementing advanced manufacturing technologies has purchased an industry-leading Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM™) system from Sciaky, Inc.
Read MoreEWI is pleased to announce the appointment of Rick Gardner as the Director of EWI Colorado, an applied research center in Loveland, Colorado. Gardner will lead EWI’s newest facility dedicated to establishing best-in-class technical capabilities in advanced quality measurement technologies. Gardner will also serve as the key spokesperson for EWI Colorado with responsibilities including business […]
Read MoreEWI welcomes Procter & Gamble’s packaging development group as a member company. P&G has long been a giant in world of consumer products, and EWI looks forward to supporting their mission to become the best packaging organization in the consumer world.
Read MoreWe are pleased to welcome United Launch Alliance (ULA) to EWI membership. ULA provides reliable, cost-efficient space launch services for the U.S. government. Customers include the Department of Defense, NASA, the National Reconnaissance Office and other organizations. The company supports strategic U.S. space initiatives with advanced robust launch solutions to provide assured access to space and 100 percent […]
Read MoreEWI welcomes Larsen & Shaw as a member company. Larsen & Shaw, a family-owned business since 1919, is a leading manufacturer of high-quality custom and standard hinges, hardware, architectural products, and metal stampings.
Read MoreOhio is a great place for advanced technology solutions, and EWI is one of the unique organizations pushing it forward.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, EWI was honored to host an impressive delegation of business, higher education, economic development and government leaders from Colorado Springs, CO. Identifying Columbus as a city that thrived during the recession, the group visited several high-performance businesses and organization in the Columbus area over a three-day period.
Read MoreThe aerospace industry is leading the way by adopting additive manufacturing (AM) as a method of quickly and cost-effectively producing complex components. In addition to in-process quality control, post-process inspection, material and process development, and property database development, new AM processes are also needed to allow manufacturers to efficiently build large-scale components. EWI has demonstrated […]
Read MoreA lot happens at EWI over the course of a year. We’re involved in a huge number of activities, initiatives, and events aimed at helping manufacturers operate more efficiently, effectively, and economically. This past year was an especially busy one as we expanded our technical capabilities and facilities, increased our support services, invested in applied R&D, […]
Read MoreEWI applications engineer Adam Uziel’s article, “Looking at Large-Scale, Arc-Based Additive Manufacturing,” has been published in April’s issue of Welding Journal. Read more…
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